It's so true. I worked in factories for knits in India and many weren't able to afford waste water management systems because of competitive prices until a few decided to implement basic humanitarian standards. Given that it contaminates ground water, in countries with cheap labour, the chemical lobby might not care about regulations for the underprivileged. You are right, we need to embrace positive change. The division is unfortunate. When having conversations about vaccinations, there are strong opinions. Many don't think people who don't want to get vaccinated are actually helping. What about their basic right and liberty. The non conformity is disturbing to them, whereas the conformity is disturbing to someone like me. The coercive measures that are being taken to keep people in line to the agenda reminds of how fear can make people trust the farmer. Governments do not very often keep the best interest of an average civilian in mind. After all it's about keeping live stock in check with cradle prods? If we are to question liberty and freedom at a very basic level, one notices the hypocrisy in the so called corona police propagators. I conclude with you that we need to all ask these basic question on how free we actually are. A very good way to do this is to ask how people suffered during the second world war and then ask what people would think in 2099 about how people suffered in 2021?
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